Sarah RothbergBasel Social Club
June 14 - June 20, 2026

Basel Social Club returns for its fifth edition from June 14 – 20, 2026, transforming a vacant multi-story office building in central Basel into a temporary social stage for art during Art Basel week.

This year’s edition, titled “Office” reconsiders the venue not as a site of production, but as a space for reflection. Once a symbol of efficiency and growth, the office today reflects shifting realities shaped by digitalization, remote work, and artificial intelligence.

Sarah Rothberg will be presenting new prints and generative work based on her FOREVER MEETINGS series. FOREVER MEETINGS continues Rothberg’s research on the dynamics of conversation and large language models, culminating in a new body of generative artwork from which the exhibition gets its name.

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